Brain Software with Mike Mandel Session 28: What's Happening in the World of NLP (with Hugh Comerford)
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Jan 26, 2013 In this enlightening discussion, Hugh Comerford, Canada’s leading NLP trainer, shares his wealth of knowledge on Neuro-Linguistic Programming. He delves into the evolution of NLP and the importance of ethical practices for genuine personal growth. Hugh explains how pattern interrupts can reshape thought processes and discusses innovative techniques like eye accessing cues to enhance emotional experiences. He also emphasizes the transformative power of metaphors in therapy, alongside exciting training opportunities in Toronto.
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NLP's Lack of Empirical Focus
- NLP's founders prioritized practical results over scientific validation.
- This lack of empirical focus has led to diverse interpretations and misapplications of NLP.
Origins of NLP
- NLP began by modeling the techniques of successful therapists like Milton Erickson, Virginia Satir, and Fritz Perls.
- It aimed to identify the "difference that makes the difference" in their effectiveness.
Life-Saving Intervention
- Hugh Comerford helped a client overcome her phobia of doctors, enabling her to have life-saving open-heart surgery.
- This demonstrates NLP's power to create significant behavioral change.